Practical question 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Scatchard plot

A

X axis: B (specific binding)
Y axis: B/[D]
Gradient = -ka
X intercept = Bmax

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2
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Specific binding

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Total binding (excess of radioligand) - nonspecific (radioligand when excess of cold unlabelled ligand has displaced specifically bound radioligand)

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3
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Alpha (fractional occupancy equations)

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alpha = B/Bmax

alpha = [D]Ka / [D]ka +1

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4
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What does Bmax mean in terms of number of receptors

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Multiply by Avogadro’s number and the %weight or whatever question says

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5
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Indirect binding assay/Cheng Prussov

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X axis: log[U] i.e unlabelled competitive ligand
Y axis: X (bound radioligand)

IC50 = conc of [U] that causes 50% displacement of radioligand from specific binding sites

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6
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Working out Ku (in indirect binding assay)

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Ku = 1 + [L]Kl / IC50

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7
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If competing ligand and radioligand are the same what is the Ka (for both of them)

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Ka = 1 / IC50 - [L]

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8
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Functional assay

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X axis = log[agonist]
Y axis = % response

D1 = conc of agonist needed for certain % maximal response

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9
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Dose ratio

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DR = [D]2/[D]1 = 1 + [antagonist]K2

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10
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Working out K2 (i.e Ka of antagonist)

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Dose ratio -1 / [antagonist]

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